Stunts Olympic Games - Revision history

Duplode: /* 1st edition (May/June 2008) */

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1st edition (May/June 2008)

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	[http://digilander.libero.it/stunts.SDR/SOG2008/index_SOG2008.htm Stunts Olympic Games 2008 website]		[http://digilander.libero.it/stunts.SDR/SOG2008/index_SOG2008.htm Stunts Olympic Games 2008 website]

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	[[Category:Competitions]]		[[Category:Competitions]]

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Duplode: /* 1st edition (May/June 2008) */ Short event descriptions

2009-04-16T14:43:58Z

1st edition (May/June 2008): Short event descriptions

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			'''Legend for the modalities'''
			* '''''Sp''''' - Speeding (highest final speed after a short IRC track)
			* '''''Cr''''' - Crashing (shortest crash time after a branching track path)
			* '''''Ju''''' - Jumping (highest number of jumps in 90 seconds)
			* '''''Fl''''' - Flying (longest continuous airborne time)
			* '''''Sw''''' - Swifting (racing on a short, twisty track)
			* '''''Po''''' - Powering (longest continuous [[Power Gear]] time)

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

Duplode: /* 1st edition (May/June 2008) */ Finally added medal tables

2009-04-16T14:37:33Z

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Duplode: Switching to past tense

2008-06-26T00:42:54Z

Switching to past tense

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	The '''Stunts Olympic Games''' special event, idealized and implemented by [[Mark L. Rivers]], consists of a series of games with a range of different rules where racers showcase their ability for precision driving and acrobatics in a distinct, far more casual and relaxed, environment than usual competition racing. Podiumers at each game are awarded medals, and final classification is resolved according to the medal table. The first edition, comprising six modalities, started at May 17th, 2008 ~~and is currently running~~, in anticipation of 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic Games.		The '''Stunts Olympic Games''' special event, idealized and implemented by [[Mark L. Rivers]], consists of a series of games with a range of different rules where racers showcase their ability for precision driving and acrobatics in a distinct, far more casual and relaxed, environment than usual competition racing. Podiumers at each game are awarded medals, and final classification is resolved according to the medal table. The first edition, comprising six modalities, was started at May 17th, 2008, in anticipation of 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic Games, and ran for three weeks.

	== 1st edition (May/June 2008) ==		== 1st edition (May/June 2008) ==

	''to be ~~completed later, after the final results~~''		''medal table to be added'' {{sectstub}}

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

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			== External Links ==

			[http://digilander.libero.it/stunts.SDR/SOG2008/index_SOG2008.htm Stunts Olympic Games 2008 website]

	[[Category:Competition]]		[[Category:Competition]]

Duplode: Created page

2008-05-29T18:17:55Z

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The '''Stunts Olympic Games''' special event, idealized and implemented by [[Mark L. Rivers]], consists of a series of games with a range of different rules where racers showcase their ability for precision driving and acrobatics in a distinct, far more casual and relaxed, environment than usual competition racing. Podiumers at each game are awarded medals, and final classification is resolved according to the medal table. The first edition, comprising six modalities, started at May 17th, 2008 and is currently running, in anticipation of 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic Games.

== 1st edition (May/June 2008) ==

''to be completed later, after the final results''

[[Category:Competition]]